Our established cardiac review
Two specialists.
One clear opinion.
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review your records independently.
One report, co-signed by both physicians.

Independent surgical second opinions
Independent, physician-led cardiac second opinions, with educational guides for lung and esophageal surgery decisions. Explore questions to discuss with your treating team and ask about review eligibility.
Lung and esophageal inquiries do not confirm case acceptance or reviewer availability.
Free conversation. No obligation to purchase.
Existing cardiac reviews. No call required.
No referral or records needed to start. No travel required for the written review.
Our established cardiac review
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review your records independently.
One report, co-signed by both physicians.

24 hours
For cardiac reviews, after all required records and imaging are confirmed complete.
2independent reviews for cardiac cases
1co-signed written report
24hafter required records are complete
Surgical second opinions
Explore bypass, valve, aortic, and other heart-surgery decisions with our established Heart Team review.
Explore this reviewUnderstand a proposed lung operation, including cancer surgery, pulmonary nodules, and selected benign conditions.
Explore the guideExplore decisions about esophageal cancer, esophagectomy, selected hernias, and antireflux surgery.
Explore the guideLung and esophageal pages provide education and eligibility inquiries. Our coordination team must confirm case eligibility, appropriately qualified reviewer availability, scope, and timing before any review can be arranged. An inquiry does not confirm case acceptance.
The decision in front of you
A recommendation for major surgery can feel final. It is still reasonable to ask whether the plan, timing, and approach fit you.
Understand whether the recommendation fits the diagnosis, timing, and evidence in your records.
Understand the proposed operation and appropriate nonsurgical alternatives when they are relevant.
See the benefits, risks, and uncertainties in language you and your family can use.
Leave with focused questions for your treating team—not another pile of disconnected information.
Our cardiac review model
The surgeon’s view and the cardiologist’s view are developed independently—then reconciled into one opinion you can actually use.

How it works
We coordinate the work around you, so your energy can stay with the decision.
Start simply
Request a complimentary call. Our patient coordination team responds during business hours, explains the process, and answers your initial questions. No referral or records are needed to start.
Records, coordinated
For an accepted cardiac review, we collect and organize the required records and imaging with your authorization.
Physician-led review
For cardiac cases, a cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review independently and co-sign one report. Lung and esophageal inquiries require separate confirmation of eligibility and reviewer availability.
Clarity in hand
For cardiac reviews, the report is delivered within 24 hours after the required records and imaging are confirmed complete. An inquiry does not promise a lung or esophageal review or turnaround.

Inside our cardiac report
Your WHITEGLOVE Insights report organizes the clinical picture, the Heart Team’s reasoning, and the questions worth taking back to your treating doctors.
Written review, clearly defined: the report service does not include a live physician consultation. Any physician conversation is optional and arranged separately when appropriate and available.
Clinical summaryYour diagnosis and proposed plan, grounded in the source records.
Options comparedRelevant approaches, benefits, risks, and uncertainties.
Co-signed opinionOne reconciled recommendation from both reviewing physicians.
Questions to askA focused agenda for your next conversation with your care team.
A family’s perspective
“My family member needed urgent heart valve surgery, and the referral process dragged on for weeks while we panicked. WHITEGLOVEMD cut through all of it—they reviewed everything, explained it in plain English, and connected us with a top surgeon nearby. We went from terrified to having a clear plan.”

Kevin J.Family member of a heart-valve patient

Explore our cardiac expertise
Common questions
Still unsure where to begin? Start with a complimentary, no-pressure conversation.
Request a complimentary callFor cardiac reviews, your written WHITEGLOVE Insights report is delivered within 24 hours after all required records and imaging have been received and confirmed complete. Lung and esophageal inquiries require confirmation of eligibility, reviewer availability, and timing before a review is arranged.
A member of our patient coordination team responds during business hours to understand the decision you are facing and explain the process. The first conversation is complimentary, with no obligation to purchase a review. We explain the available options and pricing before you decide.
Existing cardiac packages can be purchased online without a call. For lung or esophageal surgery, start with an inquiry so our coordination team can confirm eligibility, review arrangements, and pricing before any purchase.
No. You can request a complimentary call yourself. If you decide to move forward, we explain what records are needed and coordinate collection with your authorization.
No travel is required for the written record review. Any live physician conversation is optional and, when appropriate, arranged remotely.
No. WHITEGLOVEMD provides an independent written opinion to help you make a more informed decision with your family and treating team.
Before the next decision
Begin with a complimentary conversation. We will listen, explain the process, and help you decide whether an independent review fits your situation.